Hello everybody !

I'm french so please forgive me for my bad language.
I'm using a little bit Pure Data for making some wierd sound stuff and funny loopers and I now have a hardware projet.

My goal is to build a very small and portable synth, with a 12 key keyboard, with four buffers to rec little loops, and some knob to adjust the sound of the synth.

I think I can program this on pure data but I really want to get it on a small piece of hardware.

As I really don't know how Pure Data can be onboard, I decieded to ask you guys:

Is that possible, to get a kind of integrated circuit, that I can plug on my laptop, then load in my pure data patch, end then, I put this circuit just in my beautiful wood box, where I can solder my keyboard and knobs and 9V and headphone output to play with it when I'm out ?

Maybe it is a dream... I really don't know but it would be awesome

Thanks a lot,

M.

Hello saylar1988:

One answer could be raspberry Pi [1] And there is also a Debian Wheezy distro for it [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_pi
[2] http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1435

Good luck!

Sumidero

PD: nevermind about this "lingua franca" that we use to communicate, very few of us may know our mother tongue deeply enough And yet we don't listen to each other speaking, ha ha!! That would be funny, what a mixture of accents...